State six tool, equipments and products used in hairdressing services.

Step 1: Apparatus and products used in washing (assuming dishwashing in kitchen context).
Apparatus: sink or basin, sponge or scrubber, dish rack, towel or drying cloth.
Products: liquid dish soap, water.

\textbf{Apparatus: sink, sponge, dish rack, towel. Products: dish soap, water.}

Step 2: Three types of accidents in kitchen.

1. Cuts from sharp knives or tools.
2. Burns from hot oil, stove, or oven.
3. Slips from wet or oily floors.

\textbf{1. Cuts, 2. Burns, 3. Slips}

Step 3: Any four hair conditions and materials used (hair care treatments).

1. Dry hair: conditioner, argan oil.
2. Oily hair: clarifying shampoo, dry shampoo.
3. Dandruff: anti-dandruff shampoo, tea tree oil.
4. Split ends: hair serum, silicone-based leave-in conditioner.

\textbf{1. Dry hair: conditioner, oil. 2. Oily hair: clarifying shampoo. 3. Dandruff: anti-dandruff shampoo. 4. Split ends: serum.}

Step 4: First aid for the following.
a) Black eye: Apply cold compress or ice pack wrapped in cloth for 10-20 minutes every hour for first 24 hours. Rest the eye, elevate head, avoid aspirin (use paracetamol for pain). Seek medical help if vision affected.
b) Soap in eye: Rinse immediately with lukewarm clean water or saline for at least 15 minutes, holding eyelids open. Do not rub. Seek doctor if irritation persists.
c) Burn or sting: For minor burn - cool under running cool water for 20 minutes, cover loosely with cling film or sterile dressing, elevate, take pain relief. For sting (e.g., bee) - remove stinger with tweezers, wash with soap/water, apply ice, antihistamine cream. Seek medical help for severe cases.

\textbf{a) Ice pack, rest eye. b) Rinse with water 15 min. c) Cool water 20 min, cover burn; remove stinger for sting.}